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Old 07-06-2017, 05:49 PM   #3
Tulapi
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Device: Pocketbook pro 602, Nook Simple Touch, Inkbook Classic 2, T63 JDRead
Ok, I finally managed to resurrect my Inkbook.
Initially, ArtaTech offered me a solution that didn't work (it was only available on Windows and seemed to use the same type of software than rktools). I tried it on differents computers without success. So ArtaTech asked me to return the device to Poland, which was a bit expensive.
But they had provided me with a .zip that contained a .img file.
On a Linux computer, I followed the instructions here. I had just to download the most recent version of Linux upgrade tools here.
In order for it to work, I had to install adb for Android 4.2.2 and place the Inkbook in recovery mode (up right button + power button during some time). I don't know if it was important, but I typed "./adb reboot bootloader" before using Linux upgrade tools.

So it was quite a surprise to succeed !

Last edited by Tulapi; 07-06-2017 at 05:51 PM. Reason: errors
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